cakewalk (Meaning)
cakewalk (n)
a strutting dance based on a march; was performed in minstrel shows; originated as a competition among Black dancers to win a cake
an easy accomplishment
cakewalk (v)
perform the cakewalk dance
Synonyms & Antonyms of cakewalk
cakewalk Sentence Examples
- Winning the spelling bee was a cakewalk for Sarah, who had spent weeks studying.
- The math exam was a cakewalk for James, who found the problems surprisingly easy.
- Completing the project ahead of schedule was a cakewalk for the experienced team.
- She breezed through the marathon as if it were a cakewalk, finishing in record time.
- For the talented pianist, playing the sonata was a cakewalk; she had mastered it long ago.
- Learning to ride a bike was a cakewalk for Tim, who picked it up on his first try.
- The veteran chef found cooking the elaborate meal to be a cakewalk, effortlessly managing multiple dishes at once.
- To him, public speaking was a cakewalk; he had never been nervous in front of an audience.
- The experienced hiker considered the trail to be a cakewalk, having conquered more challenging routes in the past.
- Securing the top spot in the competition was a cakewalk for the seasoned debater, who was well-prepared for any argument.
FAQs About the word cakewalk
a strutting dance based on a march; was performed in minstrel shows; originated as a competition among Black dancers to win a cake, an easy accomplishment, perf
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Winning the spelling bee was a cakewalk for Sarah, who had spent weeks studying.
The math exam was a cakewalk for James, who found the problems surprisingly easy.
Completing the project ahead of schedule was a cakewalk for the experienced team.
She breezed through the marathon as if it were a cakewalk, finishing in record time.
